We have ChatGPT. We have AI writing our emails, making our presentations, creating our images and answering questions we haven’t even finished asking. Everybody is talking about how intelligent AI is becoming. And everybody seems to have an opinion about whether it will eventually replace us. But perhaps we are asking the wrong question. What […]
There is something slightly ironic about the way we talk about children and screens. We tell them to put the phone down. Usually while holding ours. We tell them not to watch too much YouTube. Then spend two hours scrolling reels because we had a “stressful day.” We worry that children are addicted to screens. […]
We have ₹49 eye tests. We have eye check-ups at home. We have apps helping us find doctors. We have glasses arriving at our doorstep. We have Instagram telling us which surgery we should get before we have even met the surgeon. Eye care has probably never been this accessible. The interesting question is: Are […]
We have Google. We have ChatGPT. We have YouTube. We have courses teaching us how to use AI, and courses teaching us how to use those courses. Basically, information is no longer the problem. Too much information is. That was one of the more interesting starting points in my conversation with Prof. Mukesh Sud in […]
We Indians love imported things. Cars. Phones. Management jargon. And apparently, health advice. 10,000 steps. BMI. Intermittent fasting. Protein targets. Cold plunges. Longevity hacks. All very scientific. There is just one small problem. Our bodies may not behave like the bodies those recommendations were originally built around. That was the starting point of my conversation […]
At the stroke of the midnight hour, seventy-nine years ago, a nation woke to freedom. Nehru called it a tryst with destiny – the moment we redeemed our pledge, he said, “not wholly or in full measure, but very substantially.” Read that line again on this Independence Day. Not wholly. Not in full measure. Even […]
Most founders prepare for growth. Very few prepare for a crisis—or think seriously about crisis management for founders. We obsess over funding, hiring, scaling, sales, marketing and valuation. We proudly discuss market share and expansion plans. Yet, almost nobody sits in a boardroom and asks, “What happens if tomorrow we receive a legal notice? What […]
A NO-FLUFF NOTE FROM KG The Kids Won. Now Comes the Hard Part. Let me begin with an admission, because this piece is only worth writing if it’s honest: I did not support the NEET student protest 2026 when it started. And I’ll be precise – I still hold that original reservation. So read this […]
A NO-FLUFF NOTE FROM KG · POLITICAL ANALYSIS How Do You Make an Elephant Disappear? A note before the knives come out: this one is analysis, not activism. Yesterday I wrote as a citizen sickened by the Delhi protest crackdown, and I meant every word. Today I’m taking off the citizen hat and putting on […]
A No-Fluff Note from KG Let me be honest about where I stand,all of it,because on a day like this, people want to sort you before they have even read you. I did not support this protest. I can be,and often am,a Modi supporter. I do not back the Cockroach Janta Party. I do not […]